An eligible nonprofit
Your organization must be recognized as eligible in a country where Google for Nonprofits is available.
Marketing built specifically for charities
Eligible nonprofits can receive up to $10,000 a month in Google Search advertising. More Good builds and manages the campaigns, landing path, newsletter follow-up, automation, and tracking that turn those searches into useful action.
Independent service. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
The advertising is provided by Google. Our fee covers the work required to qualify, build, manage, measure, and improve it.
The opportunity
The grant does not arrive as cash, and it does not guarantee that $10,000 will be spent. It is a monthly budget for text ads on Google Search. Results depend on demand, a useful website, relevant campaigns, accurate tracking, and ongoing management.
Read Google’s program overviewYour organization must be recognized as eligible in a country where Google for Nonprofits is available.
The site must clearly explain the mission, provide substantial original content, work properly, and meet Google’s website policy.
Keywords and ads must relate directly to your programs, services, fundraising, volunteering, or public-interest information.
The account needs accurate conversion tracking, relevant campaign structure, and continued compliance with program policies.
One connected system
The setup and monthly management cover the complete path from a Google search to a measurable supporter, subscriber, volunteer, or service enquiry.
Check eligibility and website readiness, guide the application, configure the account, and build the first campaign structure.
Match real searches to focused ads and send each visitor to the page, form, newsletter, or program action that makes sense.
Capture people who are not ready to donate or act today, then continue the conversation with a useful automated email sequence.
Measure donations, volunteer forms, subscriptions, program enquiries, and other actions, not just clicks and impressions.
Review search terms, budgets, campaigns, conversion data, and email performance; cut waste and improve the weakest step.
Complete pricing
Google provides the in-kind advertising budget. More Good charges for the work needed to build, connect, manage, and improve the system around it.
paid once
per month
The $10,000 is an advertising allowance, not cash. Third-party subscriptions, such as email software, donation platforms, or call tracking, are paid separately by the charity when required.
What happens first
Tell us what the charity does, where it is registered, and whether an Ad Grants account already exists.
We identify eligibility, website, tracking, and funnel blockers in the order they need to be fixed.
The $300 setup gets the grant system ready. The $500 monthly service manages the ads, funnel, automation, tracking, and improvements.
Free readiness check
Send the basics. You will receive a practical answer about eligibility, website readiness, and the most useful next step.
Straight answers
No. Eligible nonprofits receive up to $10,000 USD per month in in-kind advertising for text ads on Google Search. The money cannot be withdrawn or used elsewhere.
No. The grant is a ceiling, not a guaranteed result. Actual use depends on search demand, campaign quality, targeting, competition, conversion data, and policy compliance.
No. More Good is an independent service by Joseph K Creative. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Google.
Yes. Website design, landing pages, SEO, analytics, and email follow-up are part of the wider service. The readiness check identifies what must be fixed before an application or campaign makes sense.
Setup is $300 once. Ongoing management is $500 a month and includes the campaigns, funnel, newsletter automation, tracking, and reporting. Any required third-party subscriptions are separate and stay in accounts owned by the charity.
Yes. The monthly service covers the path from the ad to the relevant landing page or newsletter sign-up, the automated follow-up sequence, and measurement of what subscribers do next.
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